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EU Seeks Same Regs and ECJ Rule During Brexit Transition

Brussels made clear that Britain would have to accept the bloc's laws despite not having any policy-making power, in return for continued access to the EU's single market.

Euratom: The two sides have agreed that countries would take charge of nuclear waste generated on their territories, but the UK's future relationship with the nuclear body, which could involve the ECJ, is unresolved.

The Government has already indicated it is willing to comply with most of the EU's demands to move talks onto the future relationship between London and Brussels.

Britain's Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Brexit Minister) David Davis takes a trip along the River Tees after delivering a speech outlining the UK's ambitions for an implementation period after Brexit, during a visit to PD Ports at Teesport in Teesside, north west England on January 26, 2018.

"Well, I still hope they're happy", Trump said.

The UK's Brexit secretary, David Davis, insisted in the Commons on Monday that it will want a say about European Union laws passed during the transition when it has "no representation". "And if we don't have it settled this thing could go to the wire".

Barnier said: "I want to remind you, without agreement on all the withdrawal issues, there is no transition".

It's the sort of unbelievable coincidence that the Brexit process throws up all the time.

Mr Davis conceded in his questioning from the Lords EU committee that "it's not exactly the same as membership, but it's very, very similar".

One difference aired in recent days as May tries to hold rival wings of her party together has been a suggestion by Brexit Secretary David Davis that Britain should have a way to "resolve concerns" it had on new European Union laws passed once it has no vote.

And don't dare call it anything as grand as "observer status", he warned.

Britain has agreed to continue paying its share until the current budget period ends in 2020, but after that, the bloc will face an estimated €13 billion annual shortfall. "There are consequences", Michel Barnier said.

The UK needs to decide how to deal with the over 750 global agreements, including trade deals the European Union already has.

While their European Union counterparts do not see them as deal-breakers, some think the British should be acting with more urgency.

After everything is settled, it all has to be turned into a legal text, which will be part of the final withdrawal agreement, along with a deal on a transitional period.

After securing agreement a year ago on the key separation issues - citizens' rights, the border on the island of Ireland and Britain's financial settlement - the two sides are now seeking to agree a transition and future trade deal.

Brussels is also demanding a veto over any trade deals the United Kingdom wishes to sign with other countries during the period, and will strip the United Kingdom of its representation in the European Council, European Parliament, and European Commission - which are being lost as a result of deciding to leave the bloc. When asked if he thought the Prime Minister was "in a good position" regarding Brexit talks, Mr Trump replied: 'Would it be the way I negotiate?